Ms. Cabot specializes in forensic schedule analysis, delay evaluation, and claims assessment for construction and engineering disputes. She brings over five years of experience in project delivery and dispute resolution across major public and private-sector projects.
Amanda Cabot has over five years of experience in the construction industry and advises clients on construction scheduling, delay analysis, and dispute resolution. She brings practical project-side insight into managing complex schedules, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, and addressing risk and performance challenges.
Prior to consulting, Ms. Cabot worked as a project manager for one of the largest commercial and civil contractors in the United States, delivering projects across healthcare, federal government, technology, higher education, commercial mixed-use, and historic renovation sectors. She also served in the firm’s in-house legal department, where she reviewed contracts, supported risk management, and contributed to the development of schedule analyses and dispute narratives for claims of varying sizes and complexities.
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